What is the cost of toxic beauty standards?

“I felt like an imposter in my own skin. And just to like, feel completely like I wasn’t Jameson, it was impacting, disabling […]  Just being forced to be in one place forever, because that’s easier for people to understand. It’s not who I am."

Hear Jameson's story

"One of them looked at me and told me that my hair looks like burnt spaghetti. Later, when I got home, it kind of sank in and that was the first time that I noticed that there was some type of discrimination or like some kind of othering going on just because of my physical features.”

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"Looking at social media, I felt self-conscious knowing that my body didn’t look like theirs and I felt somewhat less than… It affected my life because I wouldn’t go to the beach or have fun with my friends.”

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"Being you is all you have to do. You are gorgeous, you are loved and you are important."

Ashton's story